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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is the Irishman who works in the factory?
(a) Sean.
(b) Daniel.
(c) Thomas.
(d) Patrick.
2. Who are Freda and Brenda?
(a) Sisters.
(b) Colleagues.
(c) Business partners.
(d) Roommates.
3. Why is there an air of excitement in the wine factory?
(a) The men are excited about the outing.
(b) There is talk of everyone getting a raise.
(c) Summer vacation is almost here.
(d) The Christmas party is coming up.
4. How did Freda and Brenda know the woman who died?
(a) They knew her from the old neighborhood.
(b) They did not know her.
(c) They knew her from school.
(d) They worked with her.
5. How can Brenda be characterized?
(a) Boisterous.
(b) Easily embarrassed.
(c) Aggressive.
(d) Sullen.
Short Answer Questions
1. To what type of man had Brenda been married?
2. What does Brenda give to her mother-in-law, claiming that the photos are inside?
3. Why is Patrick a bit of a loner in the factory?
4. Where did Freda and Brenda meet?
5. What do Freda and Brenda use between them to divide the bed?
Short Essay Questions
1. With whom is Vittorio in love?
2. Why has Freda decided to take a few days off work?
3. What are the circumstances surrounding the gunshot heard at the apartment?
4. Who is Rossi and how does he behave toward Brenda?
5. How are the differences in Freda and Brenda apparent as they watch the funeral from the window?
6. How does Brenda treat Stanley when he attempts to contact her?
7. What is the setting for THE BOTTLE FACTORY OUTING and who are the two characters first introduced?
8. What is Freda's reaction when she learns that she and Brenda have been given the afternoon off due to the "death" of Freda's mother?
9. How does the author show that the factory workers are very poor?
10. How does Brenda react when Patrick comes to the apartment?
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